Sushiro – Japanese Conveyor Belt Sushi at Central Rama 9, Bangkok
Sushiro, Japan's famous conveyor belt sushi chain, at Central Plaza Grand Rama 9 – fresh fish flown in from Japan, color-coded plate pricing and app queue booking.
Meeting Point Management Team
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Quick answer
Sushiro is a Japanese conveyor belt sushi chain; its Central Plaza Grand Rama 9 branch is on the 6th floor, Robinson side. Fish is flown in from Japan, plates cost 40 (red), 60 (blue), 80 (gold) or 120 baht (black) plus 10% service, matcha is free, and you can book a queue in the Sushiro app or order delivery.
Key takeaways
- Conveyor belt sushi with fish flown in from Japan; fresh chutoro is the highlight
- Plate prices: red 40, blue 60, gold 80, black 120 baht, plus 10% service charge
- Free self-serve matcha at the table; other drinks ordered by tablet
- Book your queue in advance in the Sushiro app
- Rama 9 branch offers delivery via Grab and LINE MAN plus take-out
Sushiro Thailand still has plenty of delicious stories to tell. Today Meeting Point is taking you to eat at Sushiro's Central Rama 9 branch – we guarantee it's just as tasty as flying to Japan to eat. If you can't decide what to eat, this is our recommendation.
Sushiro is our go-to every time we visit Japan. It's not too expensive and the quality is excellent. Now there are several branches in Thailand, and they keep the quality very well – every ingredient is fresh. Our favorites are salmon, anago (sea eel), tsubugai (whelk) and soy-marinated tuna.
There's a huge variety on the menu – it's like bringing the seas of Japan to Thailand. New items to try include buri (yellowtail), madai (sea bream), kanpachi (amberjack) and hamachi, and the highlight is fresh chutoro (medium-fatty tuna). All of these use ingredients flown in fresh directly from Japan and served right away. Matcha green tea powder is placed on each table near the hot-water tap so you can make your own for free. If you want other drinks, order through the tablet and staff will bring a glass to your table. Sushi is priced by plate color: red 40 baht, blue 60 baht, gold 80 baht and black 120 baht, excluding a 10% service charge.
To make queuing easier, you can book a queue in advance through the Sushiro app and walk straight in when it's your turn. It's always busy, so this saves you a lot of waiting and frustration.
We can vouch that Sushiro is the No. 1 sushi chain, with more than 600 branches in Japan and abroad – and at the time of writing it had already opened 8 branches in Thailand.
The Sushiro branch at Central Plaza Grand Rama 9 now offers delivery and take-out, bringing its sushi sets and other dishes to you via Grab and LINE MAN, or you can stop by and pick up food to enjoy at home.
Order or view the menu here:
Sushiro Central Plaza Grand Rama 9
Grab: https://bit.ly/324g11J
LINE MAN: https://wongn.ai/3iqyq
Or pre-order for pick-up at the branch via that branch's Line ID.
Participating branches:
- CTW – CentralWorld, 7th floor, Beacon zone. Tel. 02-118-2997, Line ID: sushiro.ctw
- FPR – Future Park Rangsit, B floor, Central zone. Tel. 02-150-9158, Line ID: sushiro.ftr
- SSS – Seacon Square Srinakarin, 4th floor, center zone. Tel. 02-138-5528, Line ID: sushiro.sss
- CR9 – Central Plaza Grand Rama 9, 6th floor, Robinson side. Tel. 02-550-7275, Line ID: sushiro.cr9
All branches accept walk-ins during the shopping mall's opening hours.
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FAQ
How much does Sushiro cost?
Plates are priced by color: red 40 baht, blue 60 baht, gold 80 baht and black 120 baht, excluding a 10% service charge.
Where is Sushiro at Central Rama 9?
On the 6th floor, Robinson side, of Central Plaza Grand Rama 9. Tel. 02-550-7275.
How do I book a queue at Sushiro?
Book in advance through the Sushiro app and walk in when your turn comes up.
Does Sushiro offer delivery?
The Central Rama 9 branch delivers via Grab and LINE MAN and also offers take-out.
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